Size is small to medium.
The yarn is 4-ply Malabrigo Rios, a soft, strong, and washable 100% Superwash Merino 4-ply wool yarn that was hand-dyed in Peru.
The actual size is 10 inches across and 6 inches tall; the brim is nearly doubled in a comfortable curved style.
The added accessories are brown bone and gem chips. They were sold to Jacquie decades ago.
Raised and lowered crochet stitches on the OTTA offer different feelings when touched.
Cost is $27.50 plus shipping - or best offer.
Jacquie Omi (Omi = Grandma in Galician) often sits outside on the patio of the Summerland Permaculture Project near Malacatos, Loja, Ecuador, South America. Typically, she draws inspiration from nature. In the radiant sunlight. Usually, she selects two or three colors of natural yarn to design and create something. She is an expert fiber artist and a retired professor of exceptional students. She encourages the natural touch of native yarns to ease stress from anxiety, pain, depression, isolation, grief, fear, and other physical or emotional challenges, as well as the assurance that the hands are on natural products. Each hand-crocheted item is made from strong yet soft natural fibers. All her work invites you to touch, smell, twist, stroke, or handle in various ways, and to pack it into a small space, only to unpack it and renew your ecologically conscious lifestyle.
Overpayments will receive a letter for a U.S. tax deduction. Barter, time payments, & other purchase options may be available via contacting Summerland at summerlandvolunteers@gmail.com
Size is small to medium.
The yarn is 4-ply Malabrigo Rios, a soft, strong, and washable 100% Superwash Merino 4-ply wool yarn that was hand-dyed in Peru.
The actual size is 10 inches across and 6 inches tall; the brim is nearly doubled in a comfortable curved style.
The added accessories are brown bone and gem chips. They were sold to Jacquie decades ago.
Raised and lowered crochet stitches on the OTTA offer different feelings when touched.
Cost is $27.50 plus shipping - or best offer.
Jacquie Omi (Omi = Grandma in Galician) often sits outside on the patio of the Summerland Permaculture Project near Malacatos, Loja, Ecuador, South America. Typically, she draws inspiration from nature. In the radiant sunlight. Usually, she selects two or three colors of natural yarn to design and create something. She is an expert fiber artist and a retired professor of exceptional students. She encourages the natural touch of native yarns to ease stress from anxiety, pain, depression, isolation, grief, fear, and other physical or emotional challenges, as well as the assurance that the hands are on natural products. Each hand-crocheted item is made from strong yet soft natural fibers. All her work invites you to touch, smell, twist, stroke, or handle in various ways, and to pack it into a small space, only to unpack it and renew your ecologically conscious lifestyle.
Overpayments will receive a letter for a U.S. tax deduction. Barter, time payments, & other purchase options may be available via contacting Summerland at summerlandvolunteers@gmail.com
